Pâmela e Robson Beraldo
Pâmela and Robson Beraldo are a Brazilian husband-and-wife duo who make Christian music. They met while performing at a local church, with Pâmela singing and...
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Pâmela and Robson Beraldo are a Brazilian husband-and-wife duo who make Christian music. They met while performing at a local church, with Pâmela singing and Robson playing guitar. Their 2004 debut album was called "Consagração."
In 2007, they released the album "Não Temas, Deus está contigo." The title track became their most recognizable song, a straightforward statement of faith that connected with listeners in Brazil.
They've continued recording music that blends contemporary Brazilian sounds with religious themes. The duo's work stays focused on messages of hope and encouragement, delivered through Pâmela's vocals and Robson's guitar work.
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